Hi Doyel,
Thank you for the screenshots. As I see, the application's interface is created with MFC and BCG Toolbar controls are used in the application. Try following the steps below to improve the way TestComplete recognizes the application's objects:
1. Compile the application with debug information (see the
Debug Info Agent help topic for more information). This will provide TestComplete with access to native methods and properties of the controls you're working with.
2. Map the toolbar controls as "Microsoft Controls | MFCToolBar" in your project's Object Mapping options via adding and enabling the "BCGToolbar*" class (see the
Project Properties - Object Mapping Options help topic for more information). If the controls you work with are inherited from MFCToolBar indeed (it depends on the controls' version), this will allow you to use TestComplete's wrapper methods and properties to work with the toolbars. Also, the wrapper methods and properties will be used during scripts recording.
3. Enable the "*" element in the "Open Applications | MSAA" section of your project's properties - this can make TestComplete recognize more objects in the application.